Utah is home to 47 residential and wilderness treatment programs geared to help students experiencing distress, impairment and dysfunction, according to the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs.
The intimate, holistic community at Westminster College is the ideal place for a student who's struggling to get their feet on the ground, said Ellen Behrens, a professor in the master's counseling program who specializes in wilderness and residential therapy research. That's why she said it's no coincidence that Westminster has a number of students who previously attended treatment programs.
Annie Brown, a junior cognitive psychology major from North Carolina, attended a wilderness therapy program in Hawaii before ending up at a small residential treatment center in Salt Lake City.
After finishing treatment and moving elsewhere, she said she began to appreciate the outdoors and decided to move back to Utah.
"I knew that there were mountains and some fun things to do in Utah, but I didn't realize that I could literally go to class and then ski in the afternoon," Brown said.
Alexa Hudson, who teaches in Westminster's outdoor education and leadership department, said she believes Utah's landscapes have positive effects on many students throughout their treatment process.
Hudson worked on and off at a wilderness therapy program called Second Nature from 2008–2010 and said many students are attracted to the simplicity and the lack of technology and interruptions when outside.
"Most classically, students would arrive in the program extremely resistant, but by the end they would be invested in the program, invested in the group and, most importantly, invested in themselves and their personal growth," Hudson said.
Over time, she said Utah's beautiful landscapes become a place of comfort and peacefulness for many — and by the end, they sometimes don't want to leave.
When she lived in Utah during high school, Brown said she didn't have the same relationship with the outdoors that she does now.
"I didn't have any desire to come back to Utah because what I had seen of Utah was treatment and that's it," she said.
Brown said that attending Westminster has played a huge role in transforming her viewpoint of Utah from a small bubble of control to a broad spectrum for opportunity and enhancement.
Connor Edson, a junior psychology major from Virginia, ended up staying in Utah after attending Aspiro Wilderness Therapy Program in Sandy and Gateway Academy, a residential treatment center in Draper.
Edson said he needed to temporarily separate from his family, so his dad found a "camping" program in Utah.
His goal at the wilderness program was to repair the damaged relationships with his family, but he didn't know how much the program would change his perspectives.
Behrens said she believes these programs work because of their comprehensive, concerted efforts to advance people's maturity, which is related to making decisions, establishing priorities and values and building meaningful relationships.
At Gateway Academy, Edson said he was also able to incorporate many activities he liked into his life because the academy was strongly affiliated with outdoor education.
During his college application process, he and his family agreed that staying in Utah and attending Westminster would be the best option, offering him the chance to receive a good education while still receiving support from the treatment center.
"If I was able to leave Gateway Academy and be fully independent, I could have gone to college anywhere," Edson said, but added that college isn't as overwhelming as it would have been without some of the things he learned there.
For Anna Beyer, a junior public health major from Massachusetts, treatment enabled her to learn about financial responsibility and independence — tools that have helped her navigate college and living on her own.
Beyer moved to Utah in 2013 and attended three different treatment programs until 2015 to help with alcohol-related issues.
"During the Wingate Wilderness Program I attended, I had fallen in love with being outside and hiking," she said.
After she graduated from treatment, she wanted to attend college on the East Coast. But after touring multiple schools, she realized they were a lot like her hometown, which was an unhealthy environment for her.
Editor's note: Reporter Molly Karasick first came to Utah as part of a residential treatment program.


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Search and Rescue locate missing snowboarder at Mt. Ashland
Local News Top Stories March 18, 2018 Miles Furuichi Ashland, Bend, cottonwood creek drainage, eric hostetler, Jackson County Sheriff's Office, mt ashland, mt. ashland ski patrol, SAR, search and rescue, ski, skiing, snowboard, snowboarding
ASHLAND, Ore.– A 40-year-old man from Bend was reported missing last night at Mt. Ashland.
Eric Hostetler, who reports claim is an experienced snowboarder, came to the mountain with wife to snowboard. When she returned to the parking lot in the afternoon, Mr. Hostetler had yet to return as well.
Jackson County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue with the assistance of Mt. Ashland Ski Patrol began looking for Hostetler after he was reported missing from the south side of the mountain, beyond the ski resort boundary around 6 p.m.
Teams were soon able to locate tracks he had made and followed them for more than two miles towards the Cottonwood Creek drainage.
Ski patrol members were then able to find Mr. Hostetler, who was uninjured, around 9 p.m.
SAR officials ask that those who wish to go skiing or snowboarding refrain from going outside the boundaries of the ski area. Especially at the end of the day when there is less light and colder temperatures, conditions can become much more perilous for anyone engaging in "out-of-bounds activity."
Miles Furuichi
NBC5 News Reporter Miles Furuichi graduated from Chapman University with degrees in English and Journalism. He received post graduate experience in Los Angeles in photojournalism and commercial photography. He also spent time in Dublin, Ireland working in print journalism and advertising.
Miles is a Rogue Valley native, raised in Ashland. He enjoys hiking, mountain biking and photography.

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USA UNIVERSITY SUCCESS FOR HAMILTON AQUATICS SWIMMERS
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES HAMILTON AQUATICS July 03, 2019
We are very proud to wish good luck to our swimmers who have been with Hamilton Aquatics for a combined total of 40 years, who move on to the next phase of their academic and swimming journey.
British National Champion and English representative, Joe Page has been on a gap year working and training in Dubai this year. From September, Joe will be joining Yale University where he will train in their top squad and balance academics at the highest level.
Argentina National medalist and representative Daniela Gonzalez Pinero will be joining Amherst College where she can continue to perform highly academically and balance her swimming to a competitive level.
Maltese National Record Holder, Francesca Falzon Young will be joining the famous USA National Team coach Dave Marsh at the University Of California San Diego, where she will study at a high level but continue her track as an international swimmer for Malta, being surrounded by some extremely fast international swimmers who will challenge her in training and competition.
Cameron Matthews has secured his place at one of the best University's in the world at the famous Ivy League, Princeton University, where he will continue to thrive academically and take his swimming to the next level in the pool. Cameron will continue to perform at South African national level as well as take on some short course yards racing in a new experience.
All four swimmers follow on from Jakub Karl (Indiana University), Lewis Burras (University Of Southern Carolina) and Lucy Agnew (UCLA) who have all gone on to represent their respective university's at the highest level and continue to excel academically.
This is a fantastic demonstration that hard work, commitment, great coaching, high academic achievement and the correct balance between everything can result in rewards at the highest level. We wish all of our swimmers the best of luck in their next journey and we will miss them!
A big thank you to Hale Education for their support in the swimmers administration process and to the swimmers schools who have supported the swimmers academically.
HA Director of Swimming, Ash Morris said: "These swimmers have worked incredibly hard in the pool and in the classroom and all the success is very weel deserved. We are extremely proud of them and the entire academy will miss them and I will personally miss coaching them every day. This opportunity to swim and study overseas is perfect to push on in their careers - we wish them all the best."


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Although the implementation deadline for ICD-10 is slated for Oct. 1, 2014, emergency physicians should begin now to prepare for the future implementation of ICD-10-CM coding by improving emergency department documentation. Not only does failure to fully and properly document a patient encounter has many medical, financial, and even regulatory ramifications, it will also significantly impede progress in moving to ICD-10. Documentation can be vague in some instances when it comes to the more definitive diagnoses. That's why the increased specificity and detail in ICD-10-CM codes is expected to be particularly relevant for the types of conditions treated by the emergency [...]
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Emergency medicine coding and billing can be more than a little confusing, especially when updates and clarifications are happening practically every day. Take CMS for example. Recently, they released several important clarifications because there's been some confusion and frustration regarding the codes in Chapter 20, External Causes of Morbidity (V, W, X, and Y codes), which will replace the current ICD-9-CM E-Code section. According to CMS as reported in an article from American Association of Professional Coders, "the Official ICD-10-CM Guidelines (I.C.20) state that for any initial encounter from an illness or adverse effect, the codes found in this chapter should [...]
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Particle Lines is a easy to use scripted extension to the Shuriken Particle System. The effects are achieved by using the particle system to draw line effects. This makes it possible to create awesome looking line effects like trails, electricity, smoke simply by using particles.


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Every network administrator has heard this question from their users before, "why does guest wireless access not work like my connection at home?". What they really mean is "why can't I access all of InsertYourCompany'sName external websites/webmail when I am on the quest wireless network?". Typically our guest networks share the same internet connection/outside ASA interface as our DMZ and internal networks do forcing us to segregate the networks. This is typically done on the ASA where all these networks "terminate" and the NAT translation is done out to the internet.
The simplest way to segregate your three networks is to set the DMZ network to the lowest security level of the three (50 for this example), set the guest wireless network security level a bit higher (70 for this example) and internal to the highest possible (100). This allows internal and guest clients access to the DMZ network while keeping hosts on the guest and DMZ network from accessing the internal network creating a basic security barrier. This is where things begin to get problematic. Typically we would assign our guest clients our internal DNS servers so they can resolve our DMZ servers via their private DMZ address. However, besides the general security problems of our guest clients having access to our internal DNS servers the guest clients can also be subject to the problem of split-horizon DNS. Split-horizon DNS is often used by companies to grant additional access for internal clients to web resources or pointing them at internal private server vlans while presenting outside clients DMZ servers! For example, as a employee on-site I might go to CorpWebSalesServer and the DNS entry would send me to 10.100.0.120 but, if I am an outside customer connecting to CorpWebSalesServer from home I would be given 23.60.144.110 address in response to my DNS query. So, in order for our clients on guest wireless to access CorpWebSalesServer (remember they are technically internal clients) they would need to have access to our internal servers instead of our DMZ, which creates a massive security hole. To solve this you could simply set the guest clients to an external DNS server such as Google's public DNS (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) and because the guest network is a lower security level they would not be able to access our internal networks, just the DMZ and Internet. However, this too creates a problem. Google, will return the public IP address of the DMZ web server back to the guest client which then tries to access the web server by its public IP address. By default the Cisco ASA will not allow packet redirection on the same interface (outside) which is tried by the guest client trying to access the DMZ server by its NAT'd public IP address. There is however an awesome solution to this. DNS doctoring.
DNS doctoring intercepts the return response for the outside DNS server and converts it to a private DMZ IP address accessible by the guest client. For example, a guest client wants to get to YourCorp's web server and asks Google's DNS server for its IP address. The IP address returned by Google for YourCorp is 23.60.144.110 which hits the firewall on its way back to the guest client. The firewall sees the public IP address in the response and promptly replaces it with the private DMZ address of YourCorp, 10.50.0.110. The guest client now knows that YourCorp is at 10.50.0.110 and happily able to access the server.
DNS doctoring is supported on the Cisco ASA firewall and is very simple to setup.
Step 1: Pour yourself some Dark Horse Raspberry Ale, great summer beer that goes down a little too easy.
Step 3: Double click on the Network Object for the server in question to edit it and click on the NAT header to expand the Object window and click the Advanced button.
Step 4: In the Advanced NAT Settings windows check "Translate DNS replies for rule" and hit OK a couple of times.
Step 5: Repeat as necessary for additional Objects.
Step 6: That's it, sit back, enjoy your Dark Horse Ale while the ASA does all the doctoring work for you.
Pro-tip: Just remember to limit access to 80 and 443 from the guest network to the DMZ network for web access only, you don't want any guest users attempting to RDP to your DMZ boxes.


Welcome to Rebecca Takes on the Cable News, a new feature on the TV Ratings Guide! Each Monday, I'll be recapping the week in ratings for many daily news shows on cable. MSNBC, CNN, and Fox News will be the focus of the article. This week will be more of an introductory post, and I'll discuss the shows that I'll cover here. Next week is when I'll give a deeper analysis for the shows and networks, so make sure you stay tuned for that.
Rachel Meadow continued her run as a ratings powerhouse, bulldozing the competition and easily securing a #1 finish for her and (in primetime at least) her network. She also helped life up Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell to a very respectable 4th place finish, with her lead-in, Chris Hayes's All In, taking 7th. Earlier in the day, Morning Joe and Velshi & Ruhle were near the bottom of the rankings, but still had decent weeks by their own standards. Deadline: White House also had a good week, up by a lot from the preceding week. All of this was helped by incredible Friday ratings, likely driven by Michael Flynn's guilty plea. The network was one of the primary ratings gainers last Friday.
CNN did its thing this week, with all of its shows drawing so-so ratings for much of the week. Nothing really did fantastic, but they're doing well enough. CNN Tonight held the #5 position this week, leading CNN's shows slightly. Anderson Cooper 360, which, with eight hours this week, aired more than any other program we cover from CNN, was right behind in sixth. Erin Burnett OutFront took 8th, with the Lead at 10th. The other the shows were in the mid-0.1s, with low-tier performances from At This Hour and Wolf. No CNN show topped 0.25 this week in averages, which is something Fox News and MSNBC fortunately can't say, with each having two shows top that point.
Fox News didn't have a really great week, as powerhouse #3 performer Hannity had numerous below-average performances, leading the Ingraham Angle to do poorly as well. The month-old Ingraham Angle (#9) had two performances that hovered near its series low. Tucker Carlson led Fox and took #2 overall. Down near the bottom of the rankings was Fox & Friends, which, as usual, was brought down by low ratings at 6AM and rose to low 0.2s by 8. Shepard Smith Reporting was the lowest Fox show that we keep track of, taking #13 overall. While Fox News was not #1 this week in the demo, none of its shows were the lowest rated show we keep track of, and it remained the undisputed king in viewers, more than doubling CNN and nearly a half-million ahead of MSNBC in that measure.
Below is the table of all seventeen shows that will receive weekly coverage during this segment, and their ratings from November 27 until December 1, 2017.
And below is the table showing each cable network's averages during the 8-11 PM hours from November 27 until December 1, 2017.
What did you think of the premiere of "Rebecca Takes on the Cable News"? Let me know what you think in the comments below, as your comments can help this series develop into something even better.


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Elizabeth Bechtel was the daughter of John S. and Maria G. (Hoch) Bechtel. She was born December 8, 1816, in Colebrookdale Township, Berks County, PA. Her grandfather, Isaac, was the first settler in the area of Colebrookdale that became Bechtelsville Borough, named after her father. John Bechtel was a farmer. He also owned a general store and a grist mill. The family belonged to the Hereford Mennonite Meeting where John was a deacon. Many original Bechtel houses still stand in the borough,
including Isaac's and John's, although the latter is much altered. Elizabeth married George S. Krauss, a Schwenkfelder, on October 13, 1836, and converted to her husband's faith. He followed his family occupation as an organ builder. Both the Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center
and the Historical Society of Berks County own organs made by the Krauss's, as do a number of local churches. Elizabeth and George had three children, Allen, Edwin, and Susan. She died July 2, 1884.
Her sampler was made under the instruction of Sarah Boone, a single Quaker woman from Exeter Township, Berks County. She taught local girls in the summer months at the Oley Select School, on the Hoch farm. It is possible that Elizabeth spent time in Oley attending school there, as her
mother was originally from Oley and had many relatives there. Sarah was also known to spend part of the year living on local farms, where she would teach the young girls sewing. More likely, this is how Elizabeth was taught.
Her sampler shows a combination of influences. The so-called heart flowers within an arcaded band located above her name first appeared on Esther Bertolet's 1828 sampler, also made under Sarah Boone's instruction. The vase with seven flowers centered in the bottom band is an Oley area motif, most likely from her mother's sampler. The initials along the center represent family members, including grandparents, parents and her four brothers. Most of the remaining motifs are clox
patterns, common in the Hereford area of Berks County, and present on other Bechtel family samplers.
Elizabeth's sampler is owned by the Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center, along with a related sampler most likely stitched by her sister-in-law, Rachel Schultz.
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Q: Share Dialog - Facebook sdk 4.0 Integration I want to add a share dialog in my app with the new Facebook SDK but I have a problem when adding the provider in my manifest.
Indeed, i have to add :
<provider android:authorities="com.facebook.app.FacebookContentProvider{APP_ID}"
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But for me, i have one App ID per Country (1 Facebook developer app / country).
When I add 2 providers, I have a conflict in Android Studio because of the provider android:name.
Can I put a reference to the string in the "android:authorities="com.facebook.app.FacebookContentProvider{APP_ID}" ?
Is it possible to do this ?
Or can I declare many provider with the same name ?
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The historian recalled how British planes destroyed more than 10 thousand citizens of the USSR
The events of the Second World War do not subside in the hearts of the participants and still excite the inquisitive minds of historians. Sometimes what happened does not fit into the framework of stereotypes and gives rise to discussions and disputes about the actions of the allies of the USSR and their role in the victory over Nazism.
So, an unpleasant story that took place at the end of the Great Patriotic War in the Baltic Sea surfaced to the surface. On May 3, 1945, British aircraft were responsible for the deaths of more than 10 thousand citizens of the Soviet Union who were prisoners on the German ships Deutschland, Tilbeck and Kip Arkona in the Lubeck Bay in the Baltic.
At the end of April, the Wehrmacht command, fearing the liberation of the Neuengamm concentration camp near Hamburg, decided to take the prisoners by ship to Lubeck. White flags were raised, but the British pilots did not pay attention to them and attacked the ships with Soviet prisoners of war. People caught in the water became the prey of English sailors who shot prisoners. In total, from 7 to 12 thousand Soviet prisoners of war died in that tragedy.
Those events became known thanks to one of the surviving participants, Vasily Salomatkin, who wrote a letter to the USSR Ministry of State Security in 1949.
Special services historian Dmitry Khokhlov in an interview RIA News expressed confidence that the actions of the British were dictated by political interests - Winston Churchill planned to enter Lubeck before the "Russian friends" from Stettin.
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Captain stoner (Captain Stoner) 3 May 2021 16: 48
... however, British pilots ... fell prey to British sailors ...
Either "British pilots", then "English sailors".
Karochi anonymous tongue-tied storyer reminded.
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isofat (isofat) 3 May 2021 16: 58
Quote: Captain Stoner
Karochi an anonymous tongue-tied historian recalled.
Were raised white flags, however, the British pilots did not pay attention to them and attacked ships with Soviet prisoners of war. People caught in the water became the prey of English sailors, who shot prisoners.
And how did the British pilots know that the prisoners were precisely Soviet prisoners of war? Did they have red stars on their robes? And these stars were visible to the pilots?
And it is not known where some "English sailors" immediately appeared.
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Fourth (Fourth) 3 May 2021 22: 20
For people studying the tragedy, the results of an investigation conducted in June 1945 by British Major Noel Till are available, Khokhlov said. "And they say that information about the prisoners held on ships in the Bay of Lubeck, on May 2, 1945, was transferred to representatives of the British command. In particular, it was transferred to Major General George Philip Bradley Roberts, commander of the 11th Panzer Division, which was advancing in the Lubeck area. However, for unknown reasons, it was not brought to the attention of other units of the active army, which in the last days of the war were aimed at the fastest possible capture of key centers. "
You should read Khokhlov, Noel Till and anyone else.
But from the opus that is now being commented on, it is practically impossible to understand anything at all. As my school teacher used to say, "Scraps from Scraps."
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race (Yaroslav) 3 May 2021 22: 10
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And what did you explain? Once again, they quoted the text of the article verbatim - do you think we can't read? So where did the English sailors come from?
race, this was a comment specifically for Captain stoner... In his reply, I saw that Mr. needed help.
You, apparently, know how to read. You have other problems. (possibly)
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Ulysses (Alexey) 3 May 2021 17: 10
I have my own account with the British pilots.
The city center, which has no military significance, was destroyed.
On the night of 27 and 30 August 1944, the British Air Force raided Königsberg, which killed more than 6000 civilians and destroyed the historic city center.
The Anglo-Saxons were, are and will be freaks who understand only power.
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Petr Vladimirovich (Peter) 3 May 2021 18: 41
So also Dresden was. And who's to blame is right ...
"The US State Department said the bombing was carried out at the request of the USSR."
And the current generation of Japanese knows for sure that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed by the Union ...
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tatiana korzhenko (tatiana korzhenko) 3 May 2021 22: 55
To what extent some people feel sorry for Nazi Germany, but for example, Coventry is nothing, there is also the Anglo-Saxons, what they need to feel sorry for them (even though it was they who were allies, not the Nazis). By the way, any Japanese, regardless of age, knows history Japanese-American War and Who Bombed Whom Why Repeat Nonsense?
Offline Igor Pavlovich
Igor Pavlovich (Igor Pavlovich) 3 May 2021 19: 05
For the sake of truth, it must be admitted that in Konigsberg not only "the Anglo-Saxons were, are and will be freaks who understand only strength" -
The historic center of the city was destroyed in 1944-1945. Three stages of the destruction of the center can be distinguished: massive bombing by Anglo-American aircraft in August 1944; the storming of the city by Soviet troops in April 1945; demolition of the ruins and part of the surviving buildings, which began in the early post-war years and continued until the mid-seventies of the XX century
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Demolition of the ruins and parts of the surviving buildings, which began in the early post-war years and continued until the mid-seventies of the XX century
cannot be attributed to the third stage of the destruction of the city, because they are already ruins.
Your link does not work, If the moderators do not miss, send me a personal message. I want to read the entire content. The second stage also raises serious doubts.
The first stage, which is the only one before your information, is well known.
The first stage is really well known, but history needs to be studied comprehensively so as not to be one-sided. On the second stage, you read the history of Konigsberg-Kaliningrad in the 44-45 years (textbook operations). For the third, read the life of Nikolai Semyonovich Konovalov when he was first secretary of the Kaliningrad Regional Committee of the CPSU.
Igor Pavlovich, I also want to make sure of the purity of the source from which you decided to give us information. Please post a working link to your quote above.
I understood you. You yourself have found other stages of destruction, after a comprehensive "study" of history.
One Austrian artist considered Europeans to be civilized peoples, but Poles and others who lived to the east of the Poles, he attributed already to Asians, who understand only strength.
And in your views you are no different from that Austrian artist.
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Oleg Rambover (Oleg Pitersky) 3 May 2021 23: 36
Quote: Ulysses
Attributing congenital negative traits to any people smells strongly of Nazism.
I am sure the British did nothing in that war that the USSR did not do the same. Including Soviet aviation carried out massive raids on Koenigsberg.
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Totally agree with you. Negative traits appear after birth.
Offline Alexzn
Alexzn (Alexander) 3 May 2021 18: 16
On May 3, 1945, the Hawker Typhoon attack aircraft of the RAF appeared over the Lubeck Bay. The British command received intelligence that it was planned to evacuate SS officers and camp authorities from Flensburg to Norway. Thielbek sank very quickly, within a few minutes. Of the 2800 on board, only 100–125 were saved. Cap Arcona and Deutschland were hit by a massive fire after several hits. During the fire at Cap Arcona, armed guards prevented the prisoners from leaving the ship. At 15:45 the liner turned over to the port side and partially sank in the shallow waters of the bay. Most of the guards managed to leave the ship - all had life jackets. The trawlers that arrived at the scene pulled 420-490 SS men out of the water. British planes fired at the prisoners who managed to get out, who had to swim in the icy water to the coast, where the Germans opened machine-gun fire on them.
At 17:00 the air raids ended, and an hour later the British found out who was the victim of the attack and ordered to start rescuing the survivors. Deutschland sank a few hours later.
The total number of victims was about 7000 people (9000, if we accept the version that there were 2000 people on board the "Deutschland" and they all died)
on the German ships "Deutschland", "Tilbeck" and "Kip Arkona"
CAP Arkona (SAR - Cape)
The historian of the special services Dmitry Khokhlov, in an interview with RIA Novosti, expressed confidence that the actions of the British were dictated by political interests - Winston Churchill planned to enter Lubeck before his "Russian friends" from Stettin.
And therefore (for this) the Royal Air Force bombed ships with prisoners of war. Doesn't this logic seem strange to you? Note that on May 2, the British 11th Panzer Division entered Lubeck.
PS It can be assumed that such a mistake could have been avoided if they had not rushed to occupy Lubeck before the Russians. But exactly a mistake.
The error came out, but what, it happens ...
Tell me, is the sinking of "Salzburg" or "Hindenburg" "different"?
With this it is better on topwar, there are experts on ships, including about Armenia, Bismarck, Tirpitz read ... And the design of the sites and the nickname and password are one to one when you enter ... The note remembered, it is convenient ...
Let's start with Gustloff. We read G. Grass with his Trajectory of the crab.
Yesterday there was a massive injection of this information on dozens of Russian Internet resources. Everywhere it was slightly different, in some Englishmen they were compared with the Nazis. Everywhere reference was made to Vasily Salomatkin, a prisoner of war, who described events as if he was observing all this from space and at the same time he had data on the number of people on both sides and knew their intentions. I did not even forget to mention how poorly the liberated British fed him. Everywhere information is given in an openly anti-British form. The usual propaganda on the topic of the day. It has minimal relation to the real story. Now they will again pull out nonsense about Dresden, where the death toll is overestimated by an order of magnitude, they will remember about Lend-Lease, which was paid for in gold, and the second front, which was not opened in 1941.
PS About white flags. A few hours before the attack, the British demanded surrender, but the Germans refused. White flags appeared on the ships only after the bombing began.
By definition, because of absurdity, the British could not assume that at the beginning of May they were trying to move prisoners of war on ships, and not evacuate SS guard units to Norway.
Alexzn... If you also defended our side in history, then I could believe you. Alas...
I protect much more and more often.
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Everywhere information is given in an openly anti-British form. The usual propaganda on the topic of the day. It has minimal relation to the real story.
And in what form should an eyewitness and a direct participant in those events testify about what happened?
Fact is fact, British planes destroyed more than 10 thousand citizens of the USSR. Everything.
Also a fact is your comment, where for some reason you rise to cosmic heights in order to belittle the responsibility of Great Britain.
You named this article, ordinary propaganda on the topic of the day, this is also a fact. For some reason they dragged Dresden, gold, Lend-Lease ...
All together makes you put an end to your objectivity.
Just imagine - you are a prisoner on one of the ships, you are bombed, your ship goes to the bottom, you are saved in the icy water ... What information, besides the feeling of horror and death, do you have?
According to the most possible estimates, the number of victims is 9 thousand, Soviet prisoners of war of them no more than 2 \ 3 ...
England has never denied the fact. A few days later, having buried the victims of the raid in three mass graves, the British command held a memorial meeting and organized a memorial service. Tragedies like these are part of the war.
You called this article, ordinary propaganda on the topic of the day, this is also a fact. For some reason they dragged Dresden, gold, Lend-Lease ...
Two facts! I wrote - a fact, propaganda on the topic of the day is also a fact. If he "dragged in", then only Lend-Lease, about Dresden already in this thread managed to write before me (quite expected - how not to worry about the Germans innocently killed by the Anglo-Saxons).
Tragedies like these are part of the war.
Are you talking about the Holocaust, the atomic bombing of Japan, the extermination of 25 million Soviet people, the extermination of 35 million Chinese, ...?
Why juggle? It was about a TRAGIC MISTAKE.
And I don't jerk, which doesn't happen in a war.
Why don't you want us to remind the British of their mistakes? Especially today, when an information war is unleashed against us again, and NATO is at our doorstep?
And how many purebred Jews were among the victims of the genocide?
PS The readers will excuse me, but I am highlighting the cynicism and bias of my opponent from Israel.
Where is the mistake recognized at the state level, where is an official apology made ??
One can and should talk about tragic mistakes! But how about mistakes. In the notes about the tragedy, everything is presented as a malicious act and the British are directly accused of this.
I'm already tired when they write about the complex events of the war in a similar style, and in the discussion they will necessarily report on hatred of the vile Anglo-Saxons (who most likely fought against the Russians in general), then it is imperative to mention the Holocaust (after developing the topic, inform those who do not yet know, that the Jews were the backbone of the Wehrmacht, and the top of the Reich leadership were mishlinge).
The error in this case is in doubt.
Why's that? I can already imagine how the Anglo-Saxons apologize for the bombing of the Dora camps where prisoners of war worked. The Russians begin to apologize for Wilhelm Gustloff, where 9 thousand women, children and the elderly have found a mass grave.
You should not bring the situation to the point of absurdity.
Pot calls the kettle black..
Absurd, this is Petrov and Bashirov, blowing up twice the Czechoslovakian arms depots of the Bulgarian "entrepreneur".
Your superiors themselves have brought the situation to the point of absurdity, now we will determine the "red lines".
What is not clear to you in the situation?
The veterinarian spoke to you?
Determine on health!
Was Penelope's absence so annoying?
Are we already on you?
Like a veterinarian, veterinarian.
You have all the signs of schizophrenia, my friend.
The speech is incoherent, confused, an obvious split of consciousness with Penelope and agents Petrov and Bashirov in the head.
A sad sight.
Is the patient still able to return to the topic of the article?
Alexzn... It is foolish to think that in 1945, in the month of May, someone will evacuate the prisoners. The war is over, and the crimes must be answered. To commit new crimes, no one wants to.
The Germans found a way to destroy the prisoners with the hands of the British.
This is in the best version for the British that they were simply bred.
But the consistency of the actions of the Nazis and the British, as well as the fact that the British were warned a day before, raise great doubts in this version.
The fact remains that a country unfriendly to us today, Great Britain, is to blame for the deaths of several thousand of our compatriots.
Well, finally, they have designated a fact as a fact.
The problem is that it is unfriendly now and an ally then. Therefore, the events then and now must be considered in accordance with the temporal context.
Alexzn... Except for you, all this fact is only being discussed. You insist on your version - there was a mistake. And at the same time you state the absurdity of what is happening, the evacuation of prisoners, 1945, May 3, when the war actually ended.
What mistake? The Nazis threw the British like suckers in order to destroy the prisoners with their hands. Or, sorry, there was a conspiracy. Nazis and our allies. This is indicated by the consistency of their actions. The British ignored our information.
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Seal (Sergey Petrovich) 5 May 2021 05: 14
Memorial of the Cap Arcona in the Poel Island.
The prisoners were from at least 30 nationalities: American, Belarussian, Belgian, Canadian, Czechoslovakian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Luxembourger, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Russian , Spanish, Swiss, Ukrainian, Yugoslavian and others.
Do you need a translation?
And here ???
German trawlers sent to rescue Cap Arcona's crew members and guards managed to save 16 sailors, 400 SS men, and 20 SS women. Most of the prisoners who tried to board the trawlers were beaten back, while those who reached shore were shot down. The prisoners who managed to swim ashore were mainly gunned down by the SS. Only 350 of the 4,500 former concentration camp inmates who had been aboard the Cap Arcona survived.
Offline Xuli (o) Tebenado
Xuli (o) Tebenado 5 May 2021 10: 09
1) The prisoners were of at least thirty nationalities (they are listed). Further from the text it can be seen that there were 4500 prisoners in total, and the figure of 10.000 Soviet citizens is clearly overstated.
2) Despite the dire circumstances of this episode of the war, three hundred and fifty prisoners managed to survive.
3) In addition to the prisoners, 16 crew members, 420 SS-sheep (400 men + 20 women) were rescued.
What prevents us from determining the reliability of the specified information? This article says:
In total, from 7 to 12 thousand Soviet prisoners of war died in that tragedy.
Give a link to your source of information, perhaps then it will be unnecessary to look for other evidence of those events.
https://fitzroymag.com/istorija/ad-v-buhte-ljubeka-kak-britancy-rasstreljali-uznikov-nacistskih-konclagerej
Let him give a link
Seal (Sergey Petrovich) Today, 05:14
I only briefly summarized what I understood from English.
And in this article, there are no links you are talking about either. The historian of the special services is a historian in uniform, he cannot be objective by definition.
Found the source, Sergey Petrovich expects that only numbers are available to us.
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Therefore, we played along with the liar that you understood everything.
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Only 350 of the 4,500 former concentration camp inmates who had been aboard the Cap Arcona
Your passage says that only on one vessel Cap Arcona out of 4500, 350 prisoners were saved. And there were three of them.
In the same document you are citing, Sergey Petrovich, it is alleged that at the end of the month, there were more than 10000 thousands of people. Your attempt to fool readers has failed.
and this is a screen from your text, document one.
How much is opium for the people Sergey Petrovich?
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trampoline instructor (Cotriarch Peril) 6 May 2021 22: 11
isofat (isofat) Today, 01:51
Your passage says that out of 4500 Cap Arcona alone, 350 prisoners were saved. And there were three of them.
The same document that you cite, Sergei Petrovich, states that at the end of the month, there were more than 10000 thousand people in the camp.
10000 thousand people = 10000 x 1000 people = 10.000 x 1.000 people = 10.000.000 people =
10 million people.
I cannot imagine this "camp" in which the number of prisoners is approximately equal to the population of Sweden.
trampoline instructor... Excuse me, we will remove the unnecessary. ... more than ten thousand people.
Dictionary of winged words and phrases
Religion - the opium of the people
An expression that arose on the basis of the statements of K. Marx, who wrote in the introduction to Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Law: "Religion is the sigh of an oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, just as it is the spirit of soulless order. Religion is the opium of the people " (K. Marx and F. Engels. Works, vol. 1, p. 415).
So, isofat polygrafich, in your native Russian you write with ahipkami, elementary arithmetic and the same elementary works of Marx you do not know.
And what is your historical-journalistic "education"?
Please don't stop, keep on ...
How much is opium for the people, Sergei Petrovich?
You don't look like Ostap Suleiman Bert Maria Bender Bey at all. So don't pretend to be the son of a Turkish citizen here. He was a smart man.
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So don't pretend to be the son of a Turkish citizen here. He was a smart man.
trampoline instructor... Okay, let's be honest. I, too, will not hide the impression you made on me.
You are very similar to a tree, which was attached to its avatar in memory of a smart cat.
PS Seal (Sergey Petrovich), if you compare the screen and your quote, you will notice that you have distorted the original. You are a crook.
Seal (Sergey Petrovich) 8 July 2021 08: 41
PS Seal (Sergey Petrovich), if you compare the screen and your quote,
1. Since I have only one message, then how could I quote myself in it?
2. So whose quote is it? And the quote is yours.
So who really is liar и swindler?


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Transfer News: Arsenal join Manchester United in Luca Netz pursuit
Arsenal are ready to rival Manchester United in the race to sign Borussia Monchengladbach youngster Luca Netz.
According to Calciomercato, Arsenal have emerged as the latest club to be linked with a move for Luca Netz. The Borussia Monchengladbach youngster is regarded as one of the best defensive talents in the Bundesliga, with a host of clubs already monitoring his progress.
A native of Berlin, Netz had made his Bundesliga breakthrough during the backend of last season. But with his hometown club struggling with a lack of identity, the youngster made a €2 million move to Gladbach in the summer.
It has been a wise decision so far, with Netz playing a vital role for Adi Hutter's side, especially amid the injury woes of Ramy Bensebaini. He has already notched up 12 Bundesliga appearances, registering an assist. He was notably one of the best performers for Gladbach in their home win over Borussia Dortmund earlier on in the campaign.
The 18-year-old and his teammate Joe Scally have indeed lit up the Bundesliga with their talent and skillset. They have the potential to become even bigger stars, with Manchester United notably keeping a close eye on the progress of Luca Netz. The Gladbach sensation is one of four German talents targeted by Ralf Rangnick as he looks to strengthen his squad in January.
However, it appears Arsenal, too, have now joined the race, with Mikel Arteta particularly keen on securing the services of the teenage left-back.
Although the Gunners did bring in Nuno Tavares in the summer, it appears they are preparing for life without their experienced defender in Sead Kolasinac. The former Schalke captain has been linked with a move to Watford in January, and his potential exit could pave the way for the club to make a move for someone like Netz.
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With the prospect of a top-four finish looming, the Emirates Stadium could indeed be an appealing destination for Netz, although it remains to be seen whether the 18-year-old will opt to leave Gladbach, having joined the club only in the summer.
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#WATWB: The Woman Who Fought Off Three Rapists
Tags: #HEROES, #PEACE, #WATWB, Humanity, Inspiration, Love, Positivity, Relationships
This is the heartfelt and heartwarming story of a woman forced to defend her daughter (and herself) from three rapists in the middle of the night.
Back in 2017, a South African woman named Nokubonga Qampi received a phone call in the middle of the night telling her that her daughter was being raped by three men. Her daugher, Siphokazi, had been visiting her friends who went out at 1.30am and left her alone and asleep. Sometime later, three men she knew well, who had been drinking nearby, attacked her.
Nokubonga's first response was to call the police, but there was no answer. She knew, anyway, that it would take them time to reach her village, in the rolling green and brown hills of South Africa's Eastern Cape province.
She was the only person that could help.
"I was scared, but then I was forced to go because it was my daughter," she said.
"I was thinking that when I get there, she might be dead… Because she knew the perpetrators, and because they knew her and knew she knows them, they might think they had to kill her so she couldn't report them."
"I took it for me, for walking the distance between here and where the incident was taking place, because it is not safe," she says. "It was dark and I had to use the torch on my phone to light the way."
She heard her daughter's screams as she approached the house. On entering the bedroom, the light from her phone enabled her to make out the awful sight of her daughter being raped.
"I was scared… I just stood by the door and asked what they were doing. When they saw it was me, they came charging towards me, that's when I thought that I needed to defend myself, it was an automatic reaction," Nokubonga says.
The rest of Nokubonga's story can be found here. BBC podcast can be found here.
Siphokazi and Nokubonga in January, 16 months after the attack. BBC photo.
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Q&A with Houston's Asian American Artists
By Dandee Danao on Apr. 26, 2021
Beyond the Peaceful Sea is where their journeys begin. Three artists from different paths, contrasting cultures, and distinctive disciplines, but the stars have transported them together to Space City. Read the colorful perspectives of their creative worlds.
Courtesy of @kill.joy.mall on Instagram
Kill Joy / Visual Artist (Philippines)
Kill Joy's work is grounded in honoring the earth and seeking environmental and social justice. Her work is an interpretation of world mythology and a study of ancient symbols. She integrates storytelling with calls to global, mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual awareness and action. Kill Joy's family is originally from and partly based in the archipelago known as the Philippines and partly in Texas. Her work sits at the intersection where the jungle meets the desert. Her parents moved to the United States in the early thirties, and that's where her journey began.
For those who aren't familiar with your work, can you tell us more about your art, what medium do you work with, and where your ideas come from?
I work mostly in printmaking and painting murals. In either medium, I always approach it as storytelling. My work often sits at the intersection where fantasy meets politics. Often the characters in my stories are set in imaginary landscapes, in social and environmental situations similar to the political climate of Earth. My imagery aims to be solution-based, I choose to uplift, rather than to add to the oppression of fear. Both my preferred mediums of printmaking and mural painting rely heavily on people's support. The different communities I'm able to serve are what inspire the focus of my attention and the different themes I choose for each project. The topic that feels most relevant to each group and location is told back through a gentle and playful world.
What message and inspiration do you incorporate with your art to connect with your viewers?
My wish is to inspire Hope in my work. With all the devastation that is present in the world, there is also love, family, friendship, community, and connectedness. A lot of my work portrays the mother figure: sometimes as a brown woman planting seeds in the soil with her daughter, or portrayed as a large powerful volcano in an explosion, others as a mother mounted atop a hummingbird with her children flying above non-existent borders, and simple outstretched hands offering a home. My favorite relationship to explore is the sacredness of the mother-child bond. It's that first bond that we can learn about nurturing each other and ourselves.
What are some of the things that you are passionate about and how can those things translate into your artwork?
I'm passionate about imagining and acting for a more loving, more inclusive global society that acts in kindness towards itself and the planet that supports it. I mostly enjoy spending my time making art or being outside, especially in wild environments. Although the worlds I create are fantasylands, they are constructed from actual species of flora and fauna found on Earth. I love reimagining what our world could look like without the tyranny of capitalism, racism, sexism, species-ism, and nationalism, basically all the tyrannical isms.
How has social media changed your career?
Social media has given me a platform to share my work across a wide audience. I'm able to connect with people from Mexico all the way across the globe to the Philippines. With social media, I'm able to reach an international audience that would have been impossible otherwise. Each new project that gets shared potentially leads to other people scattered across the world that are willing to support and collaborate. I have a lot of gratitude for the fruits of the labor that I engage with social media. I try to remain mindful of the energy exchange I give to it, balancing both gratitude and watchfulness over the power that it could potentially hold to dictate what direction I take my work. At the end of the day, I want to satisfy myself most of all and not prioritize likes or follows.
How has COVID impacted your life?
The whole world changed dramatically after covid. For me, I went from non-stop traveling to rooting into one place and nurturing both physical and inner home. More than any time in my life, I have deeply reflected on the sacredness of Home, what it means, how it's cared for, and how it coexists in the outer and inner worlds. Before covid, my art existed as I have described in the previous responses. During covid, my art shifted into movement art available to social and environmental groups. The times called for something stronger. Ideas I had already been talking about through fantasy lands became emboldened through text and specific needs of different campaigns. Currently, it is rebalancing after the challenges we all globally experienced.
Do you have any exhibitions this year? If so, what events would you suggest to our viewers for 2021?
I just finished an Earth Day mural for Discovery Green titled "Migration is Beautiful" that will be on display until October. I will also be a part of an upcoming group show for the residency I completed with The Printing Museum.
Courtesy of @sanjaysharmaart on Instagram
Sanjay Sharma / Metal Fabricator (India)
Since we're featuring artists from the Asian Pacific region, could you please tell us where you and your family came from and how long you've been in the US?
My dad moved to the States from India in 1966 after getting a job at the World Bank. My dad's job was as a draftsman drawing pie charts and graphs (that job is done by PowerPoint now), so he eventually moved into economics. He met my mom in 1969 after she moved from France. I was born in the DC area and I got my art degree from George Mason University. About five years later, I moved to Ohio where I could afford studio space. As a sculptor, I needed a lot. From there, I came to Houston in 2011 where I started a business doing custom fabrication, which morphed into full-time art.
Can you tell us more about your art, the medium, and the concepts you imply?
I work in different media, mostly metal sculptures and ink on paper. My sculpture ideas are conceptually based on my very own philosophy that is a mix of Asian philosophies, existentialism, and an artful understanding of quantum physics. My ink work is more intuitive, influenced by some ideas from Chinese and Japanese ink paintings. It is more of a free flow, being present, and not so much in control. The sculpture work is very intellect-based, so I balance that with painting with less conscious intent.
How long have you been doing art professionally? Full-time or part-time?
I have been making work for sale for around 15 years now. For artists, it is often necessary to have another job because our society values art more than it does the artist. For me, full-time and part-time has been an ebb and flow. My construction and welding skills have brought me custom fabrication work as well.
What message and inspiration do you incorporate into your art to connect with your viewers?
When I make a piece of art, my desire for the viewer is to inspire them to create their art. Art happens in one's head. For example, one can make art by simply looking at flowers, or the sky, or another piece of work. The thoughts and emotions evoke a person to think what art is. So I hope everyone trusts themselves that whatever they are creating, stems from seeing my work. I want connection through the fact of mutual art-making. What drives me to make art is a philosophy rooted in happiness. I call it a holistic absurdity. It is a recognition of the wonder and ridiculousness of existence. I think that if people can comprehend that, then they will find happiness that is all around them and not hold parameters and judgment for others (or themselves). Life is like a vacation that happens when one leaves not-life to be born, then goes back to not-life in the end. That is how it translates into my artwork through concept and conversation.
How has COVID revolutionized your art and your life?
COVID had a big impact on artists, as most sales happen through some event, whether it's a gallery opening or an art fair. It has also been a sneaky energy drain that I think has affected us all. For me, the shutdown came right as I was making a concerted effort to push more of my art career forward, so that came to a halt. There is a major social component to success in art, so without that, it is tough to survive. I am currently doing an artist residency at Hardy and Nance, so I have pieces there ready to view in my studio. Hardy and Nance have shows rotating through their art gallery, so I recommend checking them out when they have openings and closings.
Courtesy of @dannynguyencouture on Instagram
Danny Nguyen Couture / Fashion Designer (Vietnam)
Despite his bolstering yet enigmatic personality, Danny Nguyen's foundation in the fashion world is rooted in the soil of humility. He began as a child, under the wing of his mother. Predating his arrival to the United States, Danny would be seen at a very early age cutting fabrics, collecting designs, and assisting with custodial chores around his mother's alteration shop. During this period, he developed and refined many of the essential skills of a fine fashion designer. Danny has developed further in many other aspects of the fashion world upon his arrival to the rich and diverse culture of Houston in 1990. Currently, he has his studio for alterations and design entitled DNC (Danny Nguyen Couture) in which he spends a great deal of time pursuing his dream.
Can you give our viewers a glimpse of your designs, what medium do you work with, and how you come up with your concepts & ideas?
I am a fashion designer and my medium is fabric, beading, and crystals. My concepts come from my surroundings and interactions with my culture and the people around me. My background is in sculpture, so I apply that to fashion design by draping fabrics on a mannequin to create the design that I envisioned. I have been doing art of fashion for 12 years now and not many people know this, but I have been practicing martial arts for almost two decades and I've applied my understanding of repetition and patience from that to improve my craft.
What message and inspiration can you convey to your viewers through your work ethic?
I learned that art is one part of the design and one part of the business. To survive in this industry, both of those skills are needed. To understand fashion design and to be good at my craft, I needed to practice repetition and that is the key to become a master of your skills.
Has social media helped your career at all?
Social media have improved my brand and design by showcasing it locally into a national and worldwide platform. It has given me the platform to reach out to more clients and other talented people around the world. It is such a great vehicle to propel your work and drive it into different markets that you would normally have no access to.
How has COVID reconditioned your business?
During Covid, while being stuck inside, has helped me improve my skills and I learned to transition my life into a new way of doing business. Every issue and mistake that I encountered has helped improve my work and my art. Virtual shows have sustained and kept my work afloat tremendously to different ways of marketing my brand. For 2021, I would love to see more and participate in virtual fashion shows and fashion weeks such as New York, Los Angeles, and Paris where the industry can showcase their latest creations.
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CAS overturns IOC rule
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THIS IS A PRETTY GOOD SUMMARY OF THE DECISION AND IMPLICATIONS OF THE RULING BY THE COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT THAT RESCINDS THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE'S BAN FROM FUTURE OLYMPIC GAMES OF ANY ATHLETE WHO SERVES A BAN OF MORE THAN SIX MONTHS FOR ANY KIND OF DRUG OFFENCE, INADVERTENT OR OTHERWISE.
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CAS dismisses Olympic ban on doping offenders
By Stabroek staff | 0 Comments | Sports | Friday, October 7, 2011 Share 0Email PrintNext Page »BERLIN, (Reuters) – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) cleared the way yesterday for dozens of past doping offenders to compete at next year's Olympics after rejecting an International Olympic Committee (IOC) eligibility rule as invalid.
The controversial Rule 45, introduced in 2008, banned athletes including Olympic 400 metres champion LaShawn Merritt from participating at the next Olympic Games if they have been suspended for doping for six months or longer, but the regulation was rejected by CAS as invalid and unenforceable.
The Court's ruling means that American Merritt, the highest profile name affected by the decision, can now defend his title in London. CAS said the rule was not in compliance with the IOC's own charter and the World Anti-Doping Agency's code.
"I am thrilled to have this uncertainty removed for the 2012 season and would like to thank the U.S. Olympic Committee for pursuing this case before CAS," Merritt said in a statement. "I look forward to representing my country and defending my title in the 400 metres next summer in London at the Olympic Games, and will prepare with even more determination than ever before."
Merritt was banned for 21 months after testing positive in 2009 and 2010 for a banned substance. His ban ended in July and he competed at the world athletics championships in South Korea in August, winning the silver medal behind Grenada's Kirani James and gold in the 4x400m relay.
IOC DISAPPOINTED
The IOC, which wanted the rule more commonly known as 'Osaka Rule' to act as a further deterrent for athletes, said it would now seek tougher sentences in the new WADA code. The Olympic body had argued the rule was not a sanction but an eligibility rule but critics said athletes were being punished twice, once through a ban and then by missing the Olympics.
"We were disappointed of course because the rule was meant to protect the clean athletes… so we're a little surprised, disappointed," IOC president Jacques Rogge told Reuters Television in Lausanne.
"We are going to move to change the WADA anti-doping code at its revision in 2013 to establish a rule that has the same effect as the one that has been invalidated now," Rogge said.
The verdict, which strengthens WADA's authority in doping matters, also allows dozens more athletes banned from winter Games under the same rule to make a return at the Sochi 2014 winter Olympics if their doping suspensions have ended by then.
"CAS has come to the view that Rule 45 of the IOC Charter is not one of eligibility, and considers it instead to be a sanction additional to that imposed under the Code," WADA said.
"We are certain therefore that the IOC will make appropriate changes to their Charter pursuant to the opinion to ensure Code compatibility.
"The (WADA) Code is due to be reviewed in 2012-13 and there may be suggested changes to the Code made as a consequence of the opinion. If so they will form part of the consultation process with any changes to be approved at the next WADA world conference in Johannesburg in November 2013."
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) told Reuters it estimated some 50 track and field athletes could be affected by the verdict.
MOST DECORATED
Germany's most decorated winter Olympian, speedskater Claudia Pechstein, who was suspended for two years in 2009 and wants to compete in next year's London Games in cycling and to race in the 2014 Games, said she was pleased by the decision.
"I am totally happy. There could not have been a different verdict. Justice has prevailed and now the path is clear for my tenth Olympic medal," she told reporters.
Cyclist David Millar, banned from all future Games under a similar British Olympic rule that could now be challenged, said the decision was a step in the right direction.
"A lifetime ban for a first offence does not encourage rehabilitation nor education, two things that are necessary for the future prevention of doping in sport," Millar said.
"I hope this decision will pave the way for the development of global sports, and to creating a system that all athletes and sports fans can understand and believe in."
The British Olympic Association (BOA), however, insisted its by-law would remain in place despite the prospect of potential challenges opened up by the CAS verdict.
"This is a by-law introduced with support of the athletes for the athletes. It has consistently had 90 percent support from the athletes," BOA chairman Colin Moynihan told reporters.
USOC CEO Scott Blackmun said he was glad the issue was off the table well ahead of the London Olympics.
"This decision does not diminish our commitment to the fight against doping, but rather ensures that athletes and National Olympic Committees have certainty as they prepare for London," he said.
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These boys were very excited to get a special birthday visit from both their Papa and their Grandma, Aunt Naomi, and cousin Grady in March. Papa could only come and stay a few days during the week because of his duties at his church so the boys could only spend time with him after school. The weather during the week was cooler than normal and did not cooperate with many of our plans. After Papa left on Friday, Grandma arrived Friday evening to stay until Sunday. The weather was just perfect for her visit, and we enjoyed showing her around downtown Savannah and our local beach. We hope Papa can visit again this summer so he can experience more of what the area has to offer.
Papa missed his littlest man, Grayson.
Brody and Papa always bond over electronics. Fellow tech addicts.
It was a cold day on the beach. Papa refused to dress warmer because he insisted he could handle it. Haha!
These boys love the beach even on a cold windy day. Some crazy wind surfers were entertaining to watch.
Yikes, these guys got eaten by a large shark!
My silly boys pretending they were being eaten.
Downtown Savannah with Grandma, Aunt Naomi, and Grady.
Evan is such a good big brother/cousin holding hands walking down the street. Brody and Grady are best buddies.
Brody wanted his picture taken with all the monuments. This one was a sweet memorial to Scottish forbears. I guess there is a large Scottish ancestry in the area.
The obelisk monument to Revolutionary War hero Major General Nathanael Greene who is buried in Savannah.
The pretty gold dome of Savannah City Hall and some cannons to impress the boys.
I thought this arch was the perfect couple photo spot.
Grandma and the boys enjoyed some yummy ice cream from the River Street Sweets shop.
Daddy and Grayson enjoyed resting on a bench by the river.
The bigger boys enjoyed playing on the little tug boat.
Grayson and Mattox wore the sweet Grandma rocks shirts I bought them for the occasion.
Mattox is always taking care of his baby and wanted to be sure Grandma was holding him correctly.
Better pictures of Grandma and all her boys. Mattox was slightly more cooperative this time.
Grady always wants to hold the baby.
The boys loved watching the Georgia Queen on the move, and the boys were excited to hit the beach.
Mattox the pirate loves the beach. Mommy bought all of the big boys some Tybee Island t-shirts that were on sale at a local shop.
Brody's shirt was big enough to be a dress so he went without pants.
The water was surprisingly warm.
Mommy and Mattox taking a stroll.
Little Grayson loved the sunshine.
Mattox just loves playing in the dirt.
These boys were shark hunting.
Celebrating the boys' 10th, 6th, and 2nd birthdays together.
Sweet Mattox got to celebrate his birthday again.
Mattox enjoyed his cupcake sans icing.
Grady and Mattox enjoyed some play time together before bed.
Grandma giving her littlest man lots of love before she had to leave.


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Fielding Yost
Birth Place : Fairview, West Virginia, United States of America
Died On : 20 August 1946,
Zodiac Sign : Taurus
Fielding Yost Biography, Life, Interesting Facts
Fielding Yost was an American football player and coach born in 1871 and died in 1946. Also, he was a college administrator. His coaching career was mainly at the University of Michigan.
Fielding Yost alias Fielding Harris Yost was born on April 30, 1871, in West Virginia, Fairview in the United States. In 1825 is when his family settled in West Virginia. He was the firstborn son of Parmenus Wesley Yost and Elena Jane Yost. Yost had three siblings, two brothers, and a sister. His father was a farmer, born in 1845 and died in 1920. On the other hand, his mother was born in 1852 and died in 1943.
For his early education, Yost attended local schools in his home town. During his teenage days, he became an assistant marshal in Fairview. He was only seventeen when he attained a certificate in public-school teaching.
Fielding Yost would later be admitted to Fairmont Normal School in West Virginia where he took his college education. While studying, he continued his teaching career at Patterson Creek, West Virginia.
Thereafter, Yost studied law at West Virginia University from 1895. After his studies, he earned an LL.B. Besides studying, Yost also played for the football team of the university.
Coaching Career
Fielding Yost began his coaching career in 1897 at Ohio Wesleyan University. Also, in 1898 at the University of Nebraska. After that, the University of Kansas in as well as at Stanford University in 1900.
Thereafter, for several years, Yost was the football coach at the University of Michigan. From 1901 to 1905, his team "point-a-minute" was believed to have scored 49.5 points on average in each game. This made him quite famous.
The athletic director of Career
Eventually, Fielding Yost retired as a coach. However, he did not relax at home but continued working as an athletic director at Michigan. He held the position until 1940. Thereafter, he became an athletic director emeritus.
In 1906, Fielding Yost tied the knot and had a son. He was a devout Christian. Nevertheless, this did not prevent him from allowing Jewish players to play with his team.
For several years, Yost's health deteriorated significantly. He was hospitalized several including in May 1946 when he suffered a stroke. Thankfully, he improved and was released from Battle Creek Sanitarium after 2 weeks. Again on 20 August 1946, 75 years old Fielding Yost had a gall bladder attack while resting at home. Sadly, he died.
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Q: fitting t distribution with lighter tails I am trying to fit a t distribution in R using the fitdistr function in the MASS package as follows
library(MASS)
set.seed(9999); sample <- rt(5000, df=50)
fitdistr(sample, "t")

While the procedure works well for location and scale, the degrees of freedom are significantly off when fitting lighter tails. I realize that it uses a nonlinear optimization procedure to minimize the log likelihood and depends on the start value. However, is there something I can do to get a better fit for dof.
Examining the log-likelihood for random start values of df, does not help.


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Located on what is thought to be the best sockeye (red) salmon river in the world and adjacent to the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge on Kodiak Island, the Alutiiq village of Karluk is an outdoorsperson's paradise.
Karluk is located in a dramatic setting overlooking the mouth of the Karluk River and Shelikof Strait and surrounded by the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. A community of just a few dozen people and one of only two villages on the west side of Kodiak Island, Karluk is an ideal entry point into the refuge where anglers can easily access some of the best salmon fishing in Alaska.
Archaeologists believe the Karluk River has supported the subsistence fishing of local Alutiiq Natives for more than 7,000 years. The rich runs of salmon led Russian traders to establish a trading post on Karluk Lagoon in 1786 and within a few years, tanneries, salteries and canneries were being built in the area.
Known for being the greatest sockeye salmon river in the world, the Karluk River also supports king salmon, Dolly Varden, steelhead and rainbow trout fisheries. A few miles inland, Karluk Lake also has spectacular fishing.
Most visitors pass through Karluk on the way to fishing lodges or other adventures in the adjacent Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge, which covers two-thirds of Kodiak Island, is renowned for its fishing and opportunities to view the legendary Kodiak brown bear. Males average around 800 pounds, but have been known to exceed 1,500 pounds. Approximately 2,300 are found within the boundaries of the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. Approximately 180 to 200 of these bears use the 236 mile square Karluk Lake drainage, one of the densest populations of bears in the world.
Karluk is a photographer's delight. The influence of the Russian traders can still be seen at the Ascension of Our Lord Russian Orthodox Chapel, built in 1888, and designated as a national historic site. The church features an unusual half-onion dome, typically seen in Russian architecture, and a spectacular cliff-and-ocean backdrop.
Surrounded by the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, Karluk is well situated for bear viewing adventures. The Kodiak bear thrives in the west side of Kodiak Island and lodges and local outfitters offer opportunities to visitors to spend a day watching the giant browns feed on salmon during the summer.
Fishing lodges and outfitters on the west side of Kodiak Island carter to visiting anglers interested in experiencing one of the greatest sockeye fisheries in the world. Saltwater fishing trips are also available as lodges offer accommodations, meals and charter boats.
The Karluk River is known as the greatest sockeye salmon stream in the world but also supports king salmon, Dolly Varden, steelhead and rainbow trout fisheries as well. A few miles inland, Karluk Lake also has spectacular sport fishing; one reason the state maintains a floatplane base on the lake.
The Russian influence on Karluk resulted in the Ascension of Our Lord Russian Orthodox Chapel built in 1888 and today a national historic site. The church features an unusual half-onion dome set to a spectacular cliff-and-ocean backdrop.


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People love to travel, and they also hate it. If you send them on a two-week vacation to paradisal Fiji, they're likely to have one of the best warm weather experiences of their life, and long to revisit the white sand as soon as they can. However, if you send them on a business trip to the same location, but with little to no time for leisure activities, the meaningfulness of visiting the delightful geography is largely lost.
When we say people love to travel, we generally mean they are incredibly fond of leaving their locale — and their cares there — behind for all while. Taking traditional vacations is how most people satisfy their love for leisure travel, but embarking on incentive travel trips can be just as appealing, if not more so.
After all, incentive travel trips are on the employer's dime, and they typically involve amazing, novel activities that most people wouldn't plan on their own. If your company is considering using incentive travel as reward for its top performers, you have at least three reasons to do so, which are three of the biggest reasons why people love to travel.
We often talk about escapism from a negative perspective, but the fact is: Taking an occasional break from our normal routine is psychologically healthy, as it allows us to press our proverbial mental rest button. People routinely "escape" in ways that aren't healthy, but a well-planned incentive travel trip is a salubrious way to say goodbye to the daily grind for a while.
Here, we're talking about education in terms of becoming more cosmopolitan by acquiring experiential knowledge. You can read about world class cities and nature sites in books, and you can see pictures of famous monuments on the internet any time you want. But nothing is quite like experiencing them firsthand, which engages all of the senses and not just the visual.
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